SECRETS OF HOROSCOPE

Effects of Moon Combustion by the Sun: Amavasya Tithi Born The Moon transits every zodiac sign for 2 1/4 days; thus it completes the journey across the 12 zodiac signs within 27 days.              2 1/4 days x 12 zodiac signs = 27 days. The Sun transits every zodiac sign by one month (approximately 30 days) @ the Sun stays in a single zodiac sign by a minimum of 30 days. Thus, it completes the journey of 12 zodiac sign within 12 months (365 1/4 days). That is, the Moon will go a full circle within the all 12 zodiac signs and meet the Sun at least once in a month. The placement of the Moon and the Sun in a same zodiac sign brings the New Moon day. The Placement of Moon and the Sun in a diametrically opposite zodiac sign brings the Full Moon day. Placement of Sun & Moon in the Horoscope on the New Moon Day (Amavasya) :  Here the Amavasya (New Moon Day) is happening in the Mesha Rasi (Aries sign), which happens to be the first Hindu C...

WHAT IS MAHALAYA AMAVASYA? Mahalaya Amavasya is the highly auspicious time for performing Pitra Puja or Pithru Puja to pacify the departed souls of the anscestors. The period starting from the Pirathamai Thithi (Tamil) or Pratipad Thithi (Hindi) (that is) the day next to Full Moon day (Poornima/Pournami) in the tamil month of Purattasi (Sept 15th - Oct 15th) and ending on the Amavasya Thithi (New Moon day) is the most auspicious time for performing this Pithru Puja. It is good if the Pitra Puja is done on daily basis (15 days). If that is not possible, doing the Pitra Puja atleast on the day with Bharani Star and day with Ashtami Thithi is highly auspicious. Also doing the Pitra Puja on Mahalaya Amavasya day is highly auspicious and it gives the full satisfaction to the departed anscestors; who in turn would bless the whole family members. Do the Pitra Puja and see the smiling face of your family members. Mahalaya Amavasya is the best chance never to be missed by each a...

METHOD OF FIXING MAARIAGE DATE AND MUHURTHA LAGNA:  Here we give the method of calculating Muhurtha Time for conducting the Marriage. 1. Marriages should not be conducted on any Hindu Calendar months that either has two Amavasya or two Pournima. 2. Marriages should be conducted only in the months of Chittirai (Chaitra), Vaikasi (Vaisakha), Ani (Jyestha), Avani (Shraavana), Thai (Pausha) and Panguni (Phalguna). 3. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are the best days in a week to conduct the Marriage. 4. Muhurtha Lagna should be Rishaba (Taurus), Mithuna (Gemini), Kataka (Cancer), Simha (Leo), Kanni (Virgo), Thula (Libra), Dhanusu (Sagittarius) and Menna (Pisces). 5. Marriage Day must be fixed on the day that comes with Dvitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami, Dasami and Tryodasi thithi. 6. Marriage should be conducted on the day that comes with Rohini, Mirugasirisa, Magham, Uthiram, Uthiradam, Uthrattathi, Hastham, Swathi, Anusham, Moolam and Revathi Naskshatra's. 7. No pla...

Birth on Amavasya Day according to Hindu Vedic Astrology:  Birth during Amavasya Let us see the results of the Birth during an Amavasya Day. The “Amavasya Day” is being divided to the below mentioned categories. As per Hindu Panchangam, time within the Day is being defined as per the details given below: 1.      Naligai is a measure of time. 2.      One Naligai is equivalent to 24 minutes @ 1 Nailigai = 24 minutes 3.      2 1/2 Naligai is equivalent to 1 hour @ 2 ½ Naligai = 60 minutes = 1 hour 4.      Thus, the Amavasya is being divided into 60 Naligai @ 60 Naligai / 2 1/2 Naligai equals 24 hours. The timing of Amavasya should be calculated as per the details given in the Panchangam. The Birth during Amavasya brings some kind of Dosha to the below mentioned people. "Troubles" could be bodily harm or physical safety; the result corresponds with that of the respective peoples’ n...

Muhurtha Astrology: Can we conduct any auspicious functions on Amavasya? Amavasya Many believe that a day with Amavasya is highly auspicious and the functions can be held on those days.  But as per the Vedic Astrology, the days that comes with both Amavasya and Pournami are not auspicious; hence conducting functions on Amavasya and Pournami must be avoided. The Sun is considered to be the Soul; and the Moon is considered to be body. That is, Moon must remain stronger for any one for all kinds of materialistic way of life & activity.   The Sun and Moon are placed closer to each other within +/- 03.20.00 degrees from each other on Amavasya day The Sun and Moon are placed diametrically opposite to each other by +/- 180 degrees from each other on Poornima Day As per the Vedic Astrology, the Moon gets combusted by the Sun, when it is placed closer to each other (Amavasya day). This could pave the way for Moon to be powerless on that day.  Again, th...